Pottsville High School - Hi S Potts Yearbook (Pottsville, PA)

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Number entered since june, 1904: Girls ..... Boys ..... Number Girls ..... Boys ..... Total r ,out of town students: Total . . . H ' r X U 1 N 18

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jus. lj. Ryou ..... .. 600 Malmntoiigo St. llzxrry S. Rlioatls ..... ........... S t. Clair Clzlrclicc Angus Strung. .. ...519 li. Arch lflztrwlcl XY. Schimpf... .... 5.11 Arch St. lizirl Y. Scliccrcr. .. .... IOIS XV. Racc bt. lfll. C. Smith .............. l,llCllWOl'lll tl. ll. XYclls.. ......... 1207 XY. Norwcgizm St. EX-S'l'L7lJlfX'l'S. Laura Ifmmor. hlcimiu l,0cwc11l1z1rt. firzlcc Maguire, Lmiisc Rice, lburis lQiCl1arclS, XYaltur llcrmzm, Guy joins, Clnuflo l.nrcl. L'm-nt-lius Cfllricit, ilulm l'0llz1rcl, hloscpll Sll'fJCCU, Rwlmcrt Straucli, i,2c0rgc R0sclic1'ry, Rolmcrt llkiml, Tlminzxs LlIllll1JlDCll. liimis BlCl2LlZlll. Number C1llQL'l'L'fl 1110.12 Girls ...... . . . ........ , . 18 'liuys .. Sl Total ......... .,....... 4 9 Niimlncr cntcruil Xliilrllc your: Girls ...... ,... ............ . . . I5 llriys . . . . 25 l -li Twtal .... ......... .... 3 3 Number Qntcrcrl Senior your: Girls .......... ....... . .... . . IS Ifoys . . . . . . IQ Trwtal ......... .......... ............. x 3 7 Number flropperl out since cntr:mcc,in June. 1904: Girls ........ ........... ......... .......... 5 B056 ..... . . II Total . . ..... 16 17

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Senior Class History On a bright incirniug in September, three years ago, there stood in front of the High School building a 'bunch of'greeu, which on closer examination was found to be the incoming' Juniors. tNow the dignitied Seniorsj. Of course all had arrived at twenty minutes to nine: texcept Bliss llflalberstadt. Mr. Losch, Mr. Schimpf and Mr. Mc- Quail. whose clocks were always sluwl and were patient- ly waiting' for the floors to be opened. Our cmning into the High Selioolu was altogether unlike that of other classes. XXX- did not stumble up the steps. nor walk with our faces to the grimiirlg but walked np the stairs, into the main rooin. as if we were Seniors instead of juniors. l'rof. Thurlow never had to call lu line, for we were always in line. Several times we had tu stroll around the rooiu for not walking quiet: but of course that happens twall classes. Klr. Xlillingtim tl'arkesl and Miss U'ljrieu usually showed us the way on this journey. If I were to tell you about all the love affairs in our class. you would tire of reading. XYhy Miss Richards' cases would fill a whole book. Mr. Xlills wrote so many notes to her that it was thought once we would have to hire a secretary to take care of them tbecause some of them went astrayj. Nr. Ryrm and Miss Deisherfthey didn't write many notes. No, l guess not: forelim usu- ally seeured a seat near Laura, and then they talked all they had to say. .lim and Laura then received front seats. l must not forget Kliss Rentz and Mr. Dussom. They are a u'Tl1llllJl'.H Kliddler and SL-uior case, for, unlike alliothers, they have not broken ol? yet. Nr. Schimpf and Miss llader. 'O6. must not be for- gotten. You could usually see them strolling' down or up Arch street. XYill some one give nie' the answer to this? Nr. Schimpf cut Nr. Palmer out and Bliss Saul 'eut Miss Rader out: who does Mr. Palmer go with? The tea parties held regularly in Miss Rhoads' room 19